There’s a prequel that goes with this series called The Warrior’s Seal. This is the first
full-length novel. The second one is called Crown of Souls and is due out
sometime in 2017.
Tox “Cole” has been in hiding for three years. If you want to know what led up to that
isolation, make sure to read The Warrior’s Seal. A threat has brought him out of hiding and back
into the life of his brother, the president.
Now Tox is under orders to take a team and eliminate a threat. He insists on his team, who believes he’s
dead. When they find out he’s not, Tox
has to earn their trust all over again.
Kasey “Haven” has admired Cole from afar for as long as she
can remember. But he’s only ever seen
her as the little sister of Brooke, Cole’s one time girlfriend, and his
brother’s late wife. Kasey never
believed in Cole’s guilt and is committed to proving his innocence. Cole's pardon is in her hands, but the deal
is that she doesn’t reveal who she really is.
Cole senses immediately that there’s something familiar
about this woman, but it takes him a while to figure it out. In the meantime, Tzivia is still around, and
Kasey has an admirer of her own trailing after her. Tzivia was on a dig where she believes she’s
found evidence of a major Biblical event.
There are dangerous people after these artifacts, and it seems there’s
another deadly disease associated with the artifacts.
I really liked this one.
I was a bit wary of the addition of the supernatural threats, but they
aren’t inserted in a weird way. With the
AFO still on the loose at the end of this one, it looks like you need to read
them all and in order to understand the whole picture. Normally, I don’t read series like this, but
this author has a great style and I gladly break my rule for her books. The end was a real page-turner, and I was
getting nervous when I saw I was close to the end and didn’t know how things
would ever get figured out that fast. I
was happy at the end and look forward to Crown of Souls. Good Book!
*I received a copy of this book from Bethany House through
NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
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